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A healthy beginning for Latina mothersPublished 08/03/06
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By Alison Harbaugh -- The Capital
Terri Dayney-Smith, a childbirth instructor at Anne Arundel Medical Center, talks though translator Jane Cooper to Sandra Isabel Valosquez, Pricila Jolalpa and her daughter, Teresa Fuentes Cazalez. The hospital’s Comenzando Bien program reaches out to pregnant Latinas to offer health care information and bridge the cultural gap. Anne Arundel Medical Center's weekly Comenzando Bien class at the Forest Drive center includes a home cooked dinner, answers to all pregnancy queries and a little help bridging the cultural gap for Latina women having their first babies in the United States. "This is a great cultural experience for the hospital," said Terri Dayney-Smith, a birth instructor at the medical center. "A bridge is being crossed from the Hispanic community that allows them...
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